Yesterday I received an email with my student placement. When I opened my email and saw, “Student Placement,” my heart began to pound. Then as quick as quick I opened it up to find out where my final weeks of school would be.
I was very excited to learn that I was going to be in a sixth grade classroom. I have to admit I love those sixth graders.
I received the email (have to love my Iphone) while at Lowes with the hubby. Usually, while I am at Lowes my expression is one of extreme boredom and can we go yet!
However, after reading the email I was dancing in the middle of the store. I could hardly contain my excitement.
Then suddenly I was scared to death. A whole classroom of sixth graders not the eight I’m use to. A whole entire classroom of sixth graders!
Common core… oh no sixth grade math changed this year they are doing the common core math… Oh and ancient Greek… do I know anything about ancient Romans and Greece?
My brain began to race thinking about all the things I may not know.
Then like a train out of nowhere it hit me. I have to quit my job. I have to leave all my kiddies behind. Yes, in theory I knew I had to quit but now it was official.
January 9th I will be in a classroom full time.
In a matter of moments I went from bored, to nervous, to excited, to happy, to scared, to sad, and then right back to happy.
Because in a few short months I’m going to be a for real teacher!
Watch out sixth graders Mrs. H is ready to go!
I was very excited to learn that I was going to be in a sixth grade classroom. I have to admit I love those sixth graders.
I received the email (have to love my Iphone) while at Lowes with the hubby. Usually, while I am at Lowes my expression is one of extreme boredom and can we go yet!
However, after reading the email I was dancing in the middle of the store. I could hardly contain my excitement.
Then suddenly I was scared to death. A whole classroom of sixth graders not the eight I’m use to. A whole entire classroom of sixth graders!
Common core… oh no sixth grade math changed this year they are doing the common core math… Oh and ancient Greek… do I know anything about ancient Romans and Greece?
My brain began to race thinking about all the things I may not know.
January 9th I will be in a classroom full time.
In a matter of moments I went from bored, to nervous, to excited, to happy, to scared, to sad, and then right back to happy.
Because in a few short months I’m going to be a for real teacher!
Watch out sixth graders Mrs. H is ready to go!
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